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ig-story

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Plan and structure Instagram Story sequences. Selects the right story type, builds a slide sequence with text overlays and interactive elements, and delivers a ready-to-produce story brief.

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    Ask the user for the story goal (one of: educate, engage, sell, entertain, build trust).

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    If a specific date or campaign is mentioned, note any calendar constraints.

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    Document the selected type and reasoning.

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    Every story sequence MUST include at least one interactive element.

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  5. Distinctive:

    If any check fails, revise the affected slide before delivery.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 9 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

IG Story -- Plan engaging Instagram Story sequences

Key references:

  • references/format-specs.md -- dimensions, duration limits, safe zones
  • references/content-rules.md -- brand voice, banned topics, caption rules
  • references/story-strategy.md -- story arc patterns, frequency targets, sticker usage

Phase 1: Context

  1. Ask the user for the story goal (one of: educate, engage, sell, entertain, build trust).
  2. Confirm the topic or product to feature.
  3. If a specific date or campaign is mentioned, note any calendar constraints.
  4. Load all key reference files listed above before proceeding.

Phase 2: Story Type Selection

Select one primary story type based on the goal:

GoalStory TypeCharacteristics
EducateEducationalTip sequence, "Wusstest du...?" opener, text-heavy slides
EngagePoll / QuizInteractive stickers, opinion-based, low friction
SellProduct SpotlightDemo or testimonial, swipe-up / link sticker, clear CTA
EntertainBehind-the-ScenesRaw footage feel, casual voice, day-in-the-life
Build TrustSocial ProofScreenshots, results, user messages (anonymized)

Document the selected type and reasoning.

Phase 3: Slide Sequence

Build the sequence with a maximum of 5 slides. Each slide must specify:

  1. Slide number (1-5)
  2. Visual description -- what the viewer sees (photo, video clip, graphic)
  3. Text overlay -- large text, high contrast, max 2 lines per slide
  4. Duration -- 5s for static, up to 15s for video
  5. Transition note -- how it connects to the next slide

Slide Sequence Rules

  • Slide 1 is the hook. It must stop the tap-through. Use a bold statement or question.
  • Middle slides deliver the payload (info, proof, entertainment).
  • Final slide contains the CTA or interactive element.
  • Text overlays: minimum 24pt equivalent, always within safe zone (see format-specs.md).
  • High contrast required: white text on dark overlay, or dark text on light overlay.

Example Hook Slides (German)

  • "Das macht 90% falsch beim Abnehmen"
  • "3 Fehler, die deinen Stoffwechsel zerstoeren"
  • "Schau dir das an, bevor du aufgibst"

Phase 4: Interactive Element

Every story sequence MUST include at least one interactive element. Select from:

ElementBest ForPlacement
Poll stickerQuick engagement, binary opinionSlide 2-4
Question stickerDM generation, audience researchFinal slide
Quiz stickerEducational content, gamificationSlide 3-4
Slider stickerEmotional reaction, ratingAny middle slide
Countdown stickerLaunch, event, offer deadlineFinal slide

Document:

  • Which sticker type and why
  • Exact text for the sticker (in German)
  • Expected response pattern

Phase 5: Quality Check

Validate the sequence against these criteria:

  • Max 5 slides
  • Slide 1 is a clear hook (no logo-only slides)
  • Text overlays are large and high-contrast
  • At least one interactive element included
  • All text overlays are within safe zone dimensions
  • CTA is specific and actionable (not generic "Link in Bio")
  • Brand voice matches content-rules.md
  • No banned topics or claims (check content-rules.md)

If any check fails, revise the affected slide before delivery.

Phase 6: Delivery

Output format: structured brief with the following sections.

## Story Brief

**Type:** [story type]
**Goal:** [goal]
**Slides:** [count]
**Interactive:** [sticker type]

### Slide-by-Slide

#### Slide 1 (Hook)
- Visual: [description]
- Text Overlay: "[text]"
- Duration: [Xs]

#### Slide 2
...

### Production Notes
- [any filming tips, asset needs, or timing notes]

Deliver the brief as a single Markdown block. Do not create image files or design mockups.

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